Doug's Project 365

Waffle plus wild blueberries equals nourishment AND entertainment!

We saw this wild turkey in the nearby graveyard today. Contemplating his mortality this close to Thanksgiving, perhaps?

A short stretch of grade-separated bike lane, being installed in West Newton Square. It’s not much, but it’s a start.

Does the message on the bottom of this maple syrup jug represent subtle cross-promotion of bacon by the maple farmer?

Baby back ribs from our meat CSA. Smoked over charcoal & maple for 4 hours. I managed to get pictures this time before we inhaled them.

As you’ve seen if you follow my posts, we added a propane fire pit to our patio to extend the BBQ season. So far it’s working.

Seen in West Newton Square.

The start of the Freedom Trail is about 10 miles east of here, so at least the arrow is pointing in the right direction.

This Carolina wren came to visit our feeder this morning. By the time I ran to get the big camera it was on the tree and this was the best shot I could get. These birds are insectivores but I guess they’ll eat seeds to fatten up for the winter.

Make steamed bao.

Seen here before folding. I won’t share the results of my ham-handed folding, but they were delicious regardless.

 

My nephew and his wife brought their dog over for a physically-distant BBQ this evening.